Yeah, absolutely! I’m all about turning those raw numbers into stories that feel like a sunrise over a wetland, not just a spreadsheet. I take the data—say, a 4% drop in coral cover—and spin it into a narrative about a coral reef’s “soul” and the fish that call it home. People react to feelings, not to facts alone. When the story feels like a thriller—like a ticking clock for the planet—it sparks fire. If it’s just cold stats, it just drips into apathy. I’ve seen protests jump off the page when I frame climate as a living drama, not a dry lecture. It’s the difference between saying “The earth is dying” and telling the tale of that one mangrove that saved a village from a storm. That’s what moves people to act.